35 m. ago Mum accused of killing baby by 'burning her to death' with hair dryer

Courtney Gartshore appeared for a hearing at the High Court in Glasgow.

Events

38 m. ago Good Morning Britain fans seriously divided as Robert Rinder fights back tears live on air

The 47-year-old was joined by Charlotte Hawkins , 50, for the most recent episode of GMB.

Society

41 m. ago Race team's cars destroyed as UK factory burns down in terrifying blaze

A blaze destroyed the factory and facilities of Power Maxed Racing only days ago, but still the team has travelled to Knockhill in Scotland to race in the British Touring Car Championship

Events

43 m. ago 'Good value' portable neck fan is shoppers' 'favourite purchase' for heatwave

The handy gadget sits around the neck, blowing cold air and cooling down the body with shoppers applauding how it's comfortable and 'so quiet'

Politics

53 m. ago Michael Phelps is right. USA Swimming’s failure runs deeper than medals

The 23-times gold medallist warns of drift and weak leadership. Governance failures, and a troubled safeguarding record, could cost the US more than podium places at LA 2028In three years’ time, the swimming programme for the Los Angeles Olympics will unfold over nine days and nights on the grandest stage the sport has ever known. A purpose-built pool inside SoFi Stadium in Inglewood will be the centerpiece of a 38,000-capacity open-air natatorium, transforming the $5bn home of the NFL’s Rams and Chargers into the largest swimming venue in modern history. For the United States, a rare Summer Games on home soil should be a coronation, a chance to showcase the depth of its talent in the country’s most spectacular arena. Yet Michael Phelps, the most decorated Olympian of them all, fears the US swimming program is in no shape to seize the moment.Phelps has launched a withering attack on USA Swimming’s leadership, accusing it of “weak” stewardship, “poor operational controls” and presidi...

Events

54 m. ago Chris Hemsworth's life from nearly missing out on Thor to brother to Alzheimer's risk

Disney+ is offering fans the chance to see a different side of Thor star Chris Hemsworth in the second season of Limitless.

Events

55 m. ago Emma Louise Connolly hails her tinted SPF50 as her 'favourite product' of the year

Emma Louise Connolly shared her 'favourite product I've bought this year' with fans, and the tinted SPF50 is perfect for combining foundation and suncreen in one

Politics

64 m. ago Hundreds of Taylor Swift fans 'running' to Home Bargains for 'beautiful' £6 item

The retailer has delighted Swifties with the 'themed' products that 'elevate your living space'

Economics

64 m. ago Two of the UK’s biggest bakeries to combine to make bread giant

The move follows a strategic review of the Allied Bakeries business

Politics

65 m. ago New James Bond Latest Odds: Here are the 14 actors tipped to be 007

It’s looking increasingly like a three horse race as news of the new James Bond is imminent.

Politics

65 m. ago Great British Bake Off's Sandi Toksvig says exactly why she left show

In 2020, TV presenter Sandi Toksvig shocked Great British Bake Off fans when she announced she was quitting the nation's favourite baking show after just three years

Politics

82 m. ago Narinder Kaur slams Strictly bosses for 'disgraceful' casting of Tom Skinner after his divisive comments

The TV personality accused the BBC of having ‘unconscious bias’ and ‘only hiring quiet brown and black women’

Politics

86 m. ago Football transfer rumours: Rasmus Højlund or Richarlison to Fulham?

This page is going off the ballIf the big Premier League kick-off, champions Liverpool welcoming Bournemouth, is happening then that’s still no reason to get off the transfer rollercoaster. How stupid an idea would that be?Manchester United’s hunt for Carlos Baleba of Brighton is becoming one of the summer’s sagas. A twist? United, perhaps to smoke out Tony Bloom’s boys, have decided they might not fancy him anyway and would like to sign Morten Hjulmand, the anchor midfielder who previously worked at Sporting Club with Ruben Amorim. He’d cost £50m, half what Brighton are charging for Baleba. Continue reading...

Sport

90 m. ago Coronation Street fans make same comment over Asha Alahan's 'powerful' special episode

Viewers are excited that actress Tanisha Gorey will be given such a prominent storyline as the hour-long special episode is set to air

Politics

95 m. ago A84 review underway to enhance road safety for crossing school children

Transport Scotland is conducting a review and is consulting with Kincardine-in-Menteith Primary School to look at potential improvements to the A84 past the school, the church hall and bus stops there.

Politics

97 m. ago Jeremy Clarkson's pub finally lifts 'ban' on product after year of fans begging

Jeremy Clarkson has done a U-turn one his pub's strict policies after facing a year of requests from punters that were left disappointed that he couldn't offer them the item

Sport

98 m. ago Strictly Come Dancing’s Nadiya Bychkova shares health update after being rushed to hospital

‘I’ll be back on that dancefloor tomorrow,’ professional dancer told fans

Science

1 hour ago Joe Lycett flummoxed by Celebrity Catchphrase riddle he 'never would have got'

Although 37-year-old Joe beat his fellow celebs to make it all the way to the 'super catchphrase,' one riddle left him perplexed.

Politics

1 hour ago Princess Anne earns new title and whole new legion of fans for unexpected reason

Countless videos about Princess Anne's bold vintage fashion and her knack for recycling her outfits has earned her a whole new legion of fans on TikTok

Politics

1 hour ago Benedicte Maurseth: Mirra review | Jude Rogers' folk album of the month

(Hubro)Rhythmic repetitions and rustling textures evoke the traditional music and ecological harmony of Maurseth’s native NorwayA hardanger fiddle player from the fjord-and-mountain-filled region of Norway, where the instrument comes from, Benedicte Maurseth explores traditional music, nature and landscape influenced by the idea of ecosophy, a philosophy of ecological harmony. From childhood, she studied under master hardanger fiddler Knut Hamre, exploring the tunes, styles and effects associated with her instrument: its sympathetic strings, funnelled under the fingerboard, are particularly hypnotic, vibrating in response to the notes resonating above, as they do on the sitar and sarangi.A follow-up to Maurseth’s 2022 Nordic music prize-winning Hárr, Mirra is named after an old dialect word describing wild reindeer running together in a circling pattern. Norwegian folk’s rhythmic repetitions feed Maurseth’s intricate compositions (as do the influences of minimalism and Krautrock), b...

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